Consulting and
professional services

Not every organisation needs a full-time network architect. In most cases the need is for six weeks, twice a year. SpotNet Professional Services gives you access to that bench - for a migration, an audit, an automation project or a second opinion.

All services

Typical
engagements

Most engagements are one of the six below.

Architecture and consulting

A design review or a greenfield architecture from senior engineers who build and operate these environments themselves.

Implementation and migration

Cutovers planned to the minute, with a rollback that is written down before anyone touches production.

Automation

The repetitive work - provisioning, configuration, reporting - handed to scripts so your team stops doing it by hand.

Security assessment

A read of your current security posture, ranked by actual risk.

Custom integration

Getting two systems that were never meant to talk to each other to do exactly that, reliably.

Second opinion

Before you sign a large infrastructure commitment, someone independent who has built it before reads the proposal.

The platforms we work with

Our engineers hold current certifications with the vendors below, which gives us direct access to vendor support.

Select Partner, with certified engineers across FortiGate, FortiSwitch, FortiAP and the wider Security Fabric.

Routing, switching, wireless and security across enterprise and service-provider grade estates.

Azure infrastructure, Microsoft 365, identity and endpoint governance.

Virtualisation, hybrid cloud and the migrations between them.

Why SpotNet

Depth on demand

Years of experience across dozens of environments, available for the weeks you need it without a full-time hire.

Sized to the actual problem

A scoped engagement with a defined outcome and a known scope up front.

Nothing left dangling

Every engagement ends with documentation, a handover and a monitoring path, so your team can run the result afterwards.

Send us the details

A few lines about your organisation, the infrastructure you have and what is not working are enough. The message reaches the engineering team directly.